biting at sony's heels. was the earthquake and then the battery fail. and then the $1 billion writedown. sonyere frustration that cannot have 2 -- seem to have a clean quarter? definitely some apprehension. every quarter before the earnings release a day or two, sony will drop some bombshell. last time it was the battery sale. and that impacted quarterly earnings. wn like the film writedo you said. every quarter they are struggling to get a clear picture. they have been restructuring for so many years, they seem to be coming out of the hard part of restructuring. see the healthy, new sony. every quarter it seems that we are getting dragged down by something. there is some hope i think for thattors next fiscal year begins in april that will finally get a clean quarter where it is not impacted by any external thing. we get to see what they have been doing with sony. it looks like this quarter we will not get that so focus on the operating profit numbers is what i would be looking at. >> thank you for joining u

sony. theirant set to release quarter earnings.ough times. ♪ rishaad: sony said to report its first quarter earnings later today. trying to provide the -- revise the troubled movie business. what are we looking for in this quarter? >> they have already preempted earnings by announcing a ride out in the movie division. i would ignore the net income number, or not pay too much attention to it. i would focus on the top line at operating profits. see how the core business is doing. specifically within that, i think there are two things to look at. biggesty, games, the -- division. ae holiday quarter is when law is released. they released their virtual reality headset. they also upgraded the playstation 4. you want to see how those things are doing. aside from that, look for the components. they supply a lot of camera sensors for apple. we saw the apple earnings were not that bad. for the last year, the global smartphone industry has been worrying about a slowdown. apple figures were good. .ames and smartphones i would look for those th

encircling sony. no other ceo would have been so passionate about going at people until they surrendered. sony was the last holdout. andy lack was running sony music. he has to surrender. the one thing that steve wanted was early dylan. he wanted dylan. he wanted to do all of bob dylan's tracks. sony says no, i will jab it to him. i need leverage. steve calls bob dylan. bob dylan is slightly spacey. he doesn't really deal with it. dylan takes the money for staying out of itunes. a year later andy lack is moved out of sony. dylan's box set does go on to the itunes store. he invented an ipod commercial. it helps dylan more than the ipod. itunes and the ipod has such a cachet that him doing that at introduced him to another generation. >> my expression is meant to say where do i start? i want to ask you one more question about the final chapter. you write, if reality did not comport with his will, he would ignore it, as he had done with the birth of his daughter and would do a few years later when diagno

. >> glor: okay, so did they-- and did they split it up in terms of shooting-- they shot sony first, almost entirely and then you, sony is the boy who plays you as a child. >> they shot the entire indian portion first and then we flew to australia. and he has scenes with nicole kidman and david wendtham there also. and then i began my journey there. >> glor: and the thing about sony's performance is that he doesn't-- i mean he is yelling at times but it is almost all in the face. >> so in the face. and to think that he's never been in front of a camera before, is just astonishing. but it was interesting to watch him grow because he came, you know, you know, beginning the film, not knowing what marks were, or boom mics, it's a lot. and also the physical pressure of having to perform for nearly, you know, over eight hours a day and be present is so difficult for a young child. but i would watch him grow and understand and grasp such complex emotions by the end of it. he would walk away and get into his head space and-- and gartd was great because they don't share the same language. so

chips, chips, chips when it comes to sony.sts showing essentially they are very happy at the turn-around in sony semiconductors business. this business makes camera chips for phones. now we've got a report out this morning saying the third quarter results excluding the losses in the movie division which has been a problem exceeded expectations. they expect semiconductors gains to drive earnings. sony basically giving a four-year operating profit, the semiconductor division the most by all -- of all divisions up by about $300 million. also strong sales of playstation 4 positive as well. you talk about the headwind. yes. there have been headwinds. movie division. it is expecting to see a $1 billion write down in the movie division which of course gave investors a little bit of a taste of what to expect when it did the analysis yesterday. it also did have some not so good news in terms of third quarter net income that was at the $174 million. more than a billion dollars a year ago. operating profit at about $821 billion. but it a

francine: we're back with nandini and sony -- sony. i will bring you back to my chart.le spread between italian and german yields. the spike up here, is a political risk or simply that the banks have not been dealt with? nandini: i think it is a combination. we had a political event in january with italy with a potential risk of a snap election. when you look at eurozone nonperforming loans as a present of growth loans for various onlyries, why is italy the one that has not been able to slightly lower that percentage of nonperforming loans? when you look at the financial assets, italy has a lot of sovereign debt, that is what you see the markets getting nervous about that. francine: why, because the political system is a mess, because they do not have it is a priority, the europeans are stalling? layer, its an added skewers the political leaders who may have pushed this through, there is a lot of churn. to pick one reason and i think a combination is exacerbating the spreads against germany. tom: i pick up on general, a big dividend. i have a multinational feel in europ

let's look at sony.e upentially on fire in tokyo, 6% up, and down to optimism about gaming and its chip business. that despite its latest results missing expectations and a lowered outlook. our next guest has a buy rating on the stock. you said it wasn't good, but you strip out that impairment charge for the movie business and you have yourself actually a good story. tell us about it. >> thank you. charges his or write-down, non-cash, for a business acquired 30 years back, so it essentially the current management is owning up to the mistakes of the management past. in the current numbers, what we saw excluding that one off, which is non-cash by the way, there is no cash loss on that one. the operating profit numbers were much better than the street was expecting, so you have to the one offerlook non-cash charges for that business and every business from which sony is exiting. if these are nonstrategic lossmaking businesses, that has added up to a lot of one offs in the past three years. exclude that, the

what's going on with sony? >> yes, shares surged to an 18-month high hitting the highest level since 2015 and finishing 5% higher. sony said it expects $230 million in net profit for the current fiscal year ending in march. that's an 80% plunge from the previous year largely due to a massive write down in its motion picture segment which has not had many hits lately. sony's semicon ducter business surged as the latest efest iphe their latest product in the apple iphone. though the forecast for the whole year still stood in the red, the loss was smaller than initially expected. the television segment has recovered to the point where it will log a profit again thanks to its high profitable 4k resolution tvs. games systems and smart phones are expected to grow in profit. sony has high hopes on its virtual reality gaming console, which was released last autumn. that's all from the nikkei. back to you. >> makiko, thank you very much. >>> first quarter ebit before special items for metro. they confirmed full year 201

chips, chips, chips when it comes to sony right now. are happy at the turnaround in the semiconductor business. this company makes camera chips for phones. sony basically upgraded the full-year profit outlook for its semiconductor division by the most out of all divisions, $300 million. there have been headwinds, the movie division had revealed that expected to see a $1 billion write-down. investors are little bit of a taste of what to expect when it announced yesterday. it also did have some not so good news in terms of third-quarter net income, one million versus more than $1 billion a year ago. >> deutsche bank has missed estimates with fourth-quarter trade revenue -- the ceo also said he expects the bank to be profitable in 2017. this is a big step forward. he expects the outflows to be a little bit less. >> they said the flows have around, from investment banking, retail, asset management in january. of course we have not seen the numbers. we still have to take their word for it. deutsche bank still has legal issues on its plate it

sony shares under pressure. out later on.rs watching for demand for playstation consoles and gaming software. that division accounting for more than 20% of revenue. the chief executive we'll head to california, where he will temporarily relocate and become co-head of sony entertainments. ok, rbs chairman saying president trump's thinking on trade is old-fashioned. howard davies telling bloomberg data trade for with china would offset any fiscal boost in the united states. >> the big issue at the moment is we have had a run-up in the dollar and stock market with ationyou call the trumpfl trade, but now it seems the of theionist impulses trump administration look quite strong. we have had people criticizing the germans, the chinese, japanese of currency manipulation, and people are starting to say, well, is this going to be serious? will we get some species of trade war? result ofays the physical relaxation, but the long run impact of a trade protection agenda is likely to be negative. we are at the point where people are start

adele may have gotten more grammys than beyonce but sony was the big winner.c is following that, a little less pain at the pump as well. good morning. >> the average price of unledded fell five cents in the past three weeks to $2.31 a gallon. it's despite rising food prices. the biggest, los angeles $2.87 a gallon. the cheapest, cleveland at $1.97. >>> verizon is bringing back an unlimited data plan, the first in five years as it faces increasing competition from wireless carriers. sprint launched their own plan last week. verizon is 80 bucks a month for data, talk and text and $45 for extra lines. verizon said it wasn't considering unlimited plans. >>> adele may have triumphed over beyonce, but sony is the big winner. david bowie is also a sony artist. back to you. >> i'm sure they are all still celebrating. landon, thank you. >>> still ahead, have you ever netflix cheated on your significant other? plis, spicey returns to "snl" and blows away the competition. you are watching "early today." i will never wash my hair again. i will never never wash my hair aga

adele may have gotten more grammys than beyonce but sony was the big winner.c is following that, including a little less pain at the pump. good morning, steve. >> yeah, very good day to you. a nickel off the price at the pumps is not a lot but it's moving in the right direction, despite the fact that the crude price is moving up. the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline $2.31 last week as well. the highest price in the country is l.a. at $2.87, the lowest cleveland, ohio, at $1.97. elsewhere, good news for those who like big data packages on your smartphone and tablet. verizon is offering what they call unlimited package, $80 per calendar month, they're going to offer an unlimited amount of data. that's the first time they've done that in over five years. and it was hello at the grammys. i always think of lionel richie but it's adele, and she did prevail over beyonce. both of those mega stars are the same house, both part of sony, that was good news for rob stringer, the boss of columbia records who is basically looked after adele's career in united s

sony's latest results missed expectations, and the company cut its outlook.ares soaring in tokyo. where is the optimism coming from? all about semiconductors. chips, chips, chips, sony showing they are happy at the turnaround in the semiconductor business. chipsompany makes camera for phones. it upgraded the profit outlook for its semiconductor division by the most out of all divisions , $300 million. there have been headwinds, the movie division expected to see a $1 billion write-down. a taste of what to expect when it announced yesterday. some not so good news in terms of third-quarter one hundred $74 million, versus more than $1 billion a year ago. >> deutsche bank has missed estimates. the ceo also said he expects the bank to be profitable in 2017. this is a big step forward. he expected the outflows to be less. >> they said the flows have turned around. in all aspects of the bank, of course, we have not seen the numbers. legalhe bank still has issues on the plate it has to result. >> capital increase by a share sale you did not announce today that you wa

samsung, sony, htc? eric: early days, sony.nk google and samsung will be the next to watch tied to the mobile device. longer tailed is oculus. it is the best experience. it is the most expensive. they have to get the cost curve down but that is why facebook made that long-term bet. cory: eric sheridan, we really appreciate it. up, 30 years ago -- a 30-year nasa veteran is leaving nasa for silicon valley. is it spacex? no. it is uber. flying taxis. this is bloomberg. ♪ cory: your morning commute is about to get a lot more exciting. uber has hired mark moore from nasa, naming him their director of aviation for engineering. they are looking at flying cars. brad, this is something -- you wrote about this last year. brad: this is one of the most fun stories going on right now. but: i hate geewhiz stories i love this. brad: a flying car or an aircraft that takes off and lands vertically that runs elected power, a be automated, it is cool. --k moore wrote a paper there is a stanford professor that talked to larry page. they spawned tw

it is the latest version of sony's xb projector, it is the latest version of sony's experia projectorve display on a table or wall. it has all the touchscreen functionality of a tablet, with your finger‘s decisions being watched by a camera under the projector and a row of infrared sensors at table level to detect when you've actually touched the surface. we are heading towards a world where our devices will be so small that we won't want a screen or a keyboard or any kind of device attached to them and i see this as one of the solutions. you just have a display when you want it on whatever surface is around. very cool, but this week... even that is not the coolest thing i've seen. from blue screen jungles to strange adventures in time, over the past few weeks we've been exploring some of the best visual effects from the past year and this week is no exception. directed by gareth edwards, the visual genius behind monsters and godzilla, rogue one has earned over $1 billion at the box office and has been nominated for an oscar in visual effects. edwards worked with the team at industria

his old beat up sony tape recorder, i don't even use a digital one. just capturing these stories and tell the history of the place. to be a nonfiction writer and live in this place, you have to write in a way that is going -- never tell stories of how upset

he will adjust to the two roles, we depend on him in sony maze?depend on him in sony maze? i don't think you'll have a problem. he scored 100 as captain of the lions andi scored 100 as captain of the lions and i don't think it will affect him at all, to be honest. i think it's just speculation. and what about the people who say he does not have the experience? i say let's wait and see. of course he has not captained before, he has to go out and do it. i think he has the support of the players which is very important, and i think he has a very good exciting tea m i think he has a very good exciting team behind him. ithink it i think he has a very good exciting team behind him. i think it is an exciting time. thank you for talking to us. the father of the england cricket captain joe to us. the father of the england cricket captainjoe root. kimberley taylor, from blackburn, is the first known british woman to travel to syria to fight the islamic state. the 27—year—old, who is on the front line near raqqa, has been in the country for 11 months. the bb

engineering and then sony smartphones. that's right.t actually tell a story. as an engineer, i love to make things, i love to create things and that is a very obvious link between what i've done at sony and into one of the most beautiful world market leaders in the fine art industry. we were talking about the countries you sell the product in, 120. where is the biggest market. the us. that is a biggest market. the us. that is a big market for you. after your businesses in the us? revenues wise? yes. concerned? about trump? and closing trade barriers? yes and no. asa closing trade barriers? yes and no. as a political opinion, yet i'm concerned. but for business, it is a fantastic opportunity. these are times of political and economic instability and people want to express themselves. that is happening in the us and all over the world. art is a universal language, it brings together. we believe in collaboration collective brainpower. we don't believe isolation, which is in the us, is a good thing. we are being told to wrap it up. i want t

sony was brand name that really mattered in the 1980s in technology. >> i'll take the sony!> the original sown eye walkman was so solid. it was a pleasure to hold. it had density, heft. >> pop it in, close it. a very satisfying sound. it was gorgeous, gorgeous machine. it provided you with the sound track to your life. >> transformers and cabbage patch dolls may be the two top sellers this year, but for adults there's only one hot item, the vcr. >> christmas shoppers have made the videorecorder one of the hottest sellers, but it's a lot more than a christmas gift, an invention that some say is changing the whole idea of television. >> there are so many inventions where you can track the success back to the smashing of a limitation, and the vcr smashed the limitation of time. >> most people use vcrs for what they call time shifting. let's say this sunday is your parents' 50th wedding anniversary, but you can't miss the steelers. pop in a tape and watch the steelers when you get home. >> it changed the paradigm of television. >> the makers of tv programs and movies shown on te

manus: you mentioned two specific stocks in japan, sony on the electronic side. perhaps more in the asian bays, such as samsung. asian space, such as samsung. >> we like investing in global companies where we find decent valuations around the world. sony is in a long period of turnaround, but it has the right components for a turnaround story with great assets and a stronger management team than people give it credit for. and i think the sony playstation with potential for fertile reality could be a positive turning point. manus: stay with us. freddie lait, latitude investment management. coming up, early opposition spoils a deal for unilever. plus, optimistic on oil. net longs rise to record. volatility slips and we are live to abu dhabi for the latest on the crew discussion. and later, we speak to the former greek finance minister as the euro area finance ministers meet in brussels. u.k. time.8:30 this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: let's get to the business flash with juliette saly, standing by. c theter: the pbpbo chinese bank that over $3.8 trillion holding up their

difficult to get back, and difficult prisoners know that they can easily get in charge of a wing, sonyy the panorama programme is real in many prisons and is getting worse. the only antidote to itjust prisons and is getting worse. the only antidote to it just the prisons and is getting worse. the only antidote to itjust the recruit and train and try and retain more experienced prison officers. we've a long way to go. this is really only a start. yes, it is a good start, a small start, the cost of what they are doing in terms of salaries is £12 million, which is tiny. i wish the prisoners and liz trust well in getting thejob done, the prisoners and liz trust well in getting the job done, but it is going to get suitable time to do it. some argue that the problem is overcrowding and that we should be putting fewer people behind bars. there is a long—term objective, it is very sensible to say we should put fewer people in prison, but if you look at the facts closely the prison population is the same as it was five years ago, so there hasn't been a great surge. there has been a surge in con

what does everyone remember about sony? what they remember are the stolen e-mails and the embarrassment it caused to the company. what did people remember in undermining the confidence and the integrity of the election? again, it was stolen e-mails from a server not connected directly necessarily to one of the campaigns along with other activity. these are vulnerable spots that will be there somewhere in your state system. and as we get more sophisticated, and as you're thinking about resilience plans, we need to start assuming that they can get in, because they can. you're not going to be sold a product that keeps them out. and figuring out in terms of your corporate governance, if they get in, what are they going to do that will cause the most harm, what do we value the most, and how quickly could we get back up and running to deliver to citizens of your states what matters to them most? that's true when it comes to states. it's true when it's come to federal government breach. an it's very true when it comes to the priva

i asked sony questions about the hostage welfare that i did not ask enough about the specifics of the total plan. let me say to the hostage families, we have not given up. we never will. i promise we will use every legitimate means to free your loved ones from captivity. i must also caution that those americans who freely remain in such dangerous areas must know that they are responsible for their own safety. now, another major aspect of the boards findings regards the transfer of funds to nicaraguan contras. the board was not able to find out what happened to this money so the facts will be left to the continuing investigations of the court-appointed independent counsel and the two committees. i am confident the truth will come out about this matter, as well. as i told the tower board, i did not know about any diversion of funds to the conference, as president, i cannot escape responsibility. much has been said about my management style. a style that has worked successfully for me during eight years as governor of california and for most of my presidency. the way i work is to identif

so it's been a joy to be able to do this, to be able to travel with this old beat up sony tape recorder. i don't even use a digital one but i should because, then just capturing these stories and telling the history of the place. i think if you're going to be a nonfiction writer and live in this place, you have to write in a way that is going to, you have to tell stories that will upset people. and so, that's not an easy thing to do where you are basically telling on your place. but it's much easier to come in from the outside, write whatever you need towrite , and then leave. i live here.so i'm a pretty polarizing figure here, writing these stories but i tried to write them, the nice thing about being a californian and hopefully this next book is people read them and they see i've taken and made an effort to gather the story from the people but it's hard to hold back on certain judgments. and ultimately some of these books, the pieces become indictments of the place and then when you live in a place , it's difficult. >> i'm waiting for that great long nonfiction writing. the great punj

sony made in japan. oops. [laughter] all right. american-made tape recorder. japanese-made tape recorder. here's what japan does when they make this tape recorder. when they send it for export they take the tax off of it and then it comes to america and it's not taxed and it comes here to compete against our good which is taxed. theirs was untaxed twice. when america makes something like a tape recorder we tax it and then we send it to japan. as it enters japan it's taxed again to compete against their tape recorder. we are doing it to ourselves. e are hurting american manufacturing and jobs. we are putting a bias against making things in america in the tax code. that is why we think -- i hope i didn't screw up your tape recorders -- this is why we think this is good manufacturing policy. with respect to currency adjustments, it is obvious and mathematical that a currency adjustment would occur when we harmonize our tax laws with the rest of the world. for people who are concerned about it, i believe there are things we can do, and ways and means committee is

it's the latest version of sony's xperia projector.that throws a touch sensitive display onto a table or a wall. it has all the touchscreen functionality of a tablet, including pinch and zoom, with your finger‘s positions being watched by a camera under the projector and a row of infrared sensors at table level to detect when you've actually touched the surface. we are heading towards a world where our devices will be so small that we won't want a screen or a keyboard or any kind of input device attached to them and i see this as one of the solutions. you just have a display when you want it, on whatever surface is around. that's it for the shortcut of click this week. full version of the iplayer right now and we also live on twitter. thanks for watching and see you soon. “— on twitter. thanks for watching and see you soon. —— the full version is on iplayer. hello there and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. on this programme, is bbc news doing deals with celebrities? she gets to talk about her new film, they get to ask about

sony has cut in half its full—year profit forecast but it was also hit by a big rap down from the movieess. shares were down nearly 6% in tokyo trade today as the business offset its write—down concerns. staying with the japanese technology industry, panasonic is in trouble with us authorities. it says it is avionic business is being investigated under the foreign corrupt practices act. it didn't specify the nature of the investigation but said it has been fully cooperating with authorities. it has been talked about for many months, but snapchat has officially filed shares to investors, hoping to raise $3 billion us. according to the company nearly 160 million people use of snapchat to create 2.5 billion maps every day. —— snaps. it is huge with young people, so if you are feeling old like myself are technology correspondent has this tutorial. here is the problem. i've been on snapchat for a couple of years but i've never got it. now finally i'm determined to understand it with a younger person, priscilla. what do i do? the best thing to do is take selfies. you double—tap your screen an

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sony unveiled new products including a phone with enhanced video and a bluetooth ear bud. a new smartphone from china has a camera that takes high quality selfies. smartphone markets are become increasingly saturated especially in developed countries. >>> japanese athletes struggle to find companies. they are supporting the competitors while giving a boost to business. >> reporter: a running track geared towards athletes with disabilities. this facility opened in tokyo in december. there are six running lanes. the track surface is the same one used in olympics. some top runners are training here. this is not just an ordinary running field. a company that makes prosthetic legs uses the facility. their company is right here next to the track. ceo ken endo is an engineer. he studies how each athlete runs and he says this is the ideal place to develop new blades. >> translator: engineers usually work in labs. there wasn't place for us and the athletes to interact. we can develop new blades together. >> reporter: athletes appreciate having the blade makers close at hand ready t

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from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! hello, everyone. thank you, jim. here they are, arm in arm, into your living room, or wherever you're hanging out. appreciate that. see you later. hello, boys and girls. ready? well, you better be. our first "toss up" is coming right up, ready or not. "food & drink" -- that's the category, and here we go. ♪ [ bell chimes ] jenn. lobster tails. yes, that's it. whoo!

on to individual stocks, sony jumped 5% on robust earnings in its semiconductor business. murata manufacturing added 4.5% after reports that it is in talks with samsung to supply batteries for the south korean giant new smartphone. next week shinzo abe will meet with the u.s. president, and investors are bracing for trump's comments on the japanese currency and on trade. i'm gian nguyen reporting from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> let's move to other markets in the asia-pacific region. the shanghai composite was down, finishing at 3140. china's central bank raised short-term interest rates, dampening sentiment. concerns about moves by beijing to tighten monetary policy cast a shadow over other benchmarks in the region. hang seng index dropping to 23,129, the clothing number there, down .24%. shares in indonesia adding 0.1%. rising for a third day to reach the highest in three months. in sydney slid .4%. >>> japanese companies are on a push to win more business in china. they've started getting new customers, new to the influx of chinese service. they hope to capitalize on

and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] from sony pictures studios, it'ss game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! thank you, jim. thanks, everybody. appreciate that. thank you very much. vanna white, ladies and gentlemen. [ mouths words ] hi. hi, y'all, as we like to say. hi! all right, get ready. everyone should have those devices in their hot little hands as we get to our first "toss up." "phrase" -- the category. $1,000 at stake. go, vanna. ♪ [ bell chimes ] amy. bring the heat. yeah, that's it.